Yes, you can generally fly while taking statins (such as Atorvastatin or Rosuvastatin) in 2026. Statins themselves do not have side effects that are worsened by cabin pressure or high altitude. However, the underlying condition for which you are taking the statin—such as high cholesterol or heart disease—is what requires a doctor's clearance. In 2026, travelers are advised to keep their medication in its original pharmacy packaging to avoid issues with international customs. Because people on statins may have an increased risk of Deep Vein Thrombosis (DVT) due to underlying cardiovascular issues, experts in 2026 recommend wearing compression socks and staying hydrated during long-haul flights. As long as your cholesterol is "well-controlled" and you have no active chest pain, most 2026 travel insurance policies will cover you without a surcharge, provided you declare the medication during the application process to ensure your "pre-existing condition" is fully protected.